Has this case converged?
-- mark
Spoorthy H.S wrote:
Hi Darren,
The service nrpe starts as nagios user. privileges is taken as
default. I have not mentioned the privilege in .xml file.
I have only this much in my .xml file. method_credential
user='nagios' group='other' /
Thanks
All,
I have extended the timer to December 12, 2009.
John
Mark A. Carlson wrote:
Has this case converged?
-- mark
Spoorthy H.S wrote:
Hi Darren,
The service nrpe starts as nagios user. privileges is taken as
default. I have not mentioned the privilege in .xml file.
I have only this
Hi Darren,
The service nrpe starts as nagios user. privileges is taken as
default. I have not mentioned the privilege in .xml file.
I have only this much in my .xml file. method_credential user='nagios'
group='other' /
Thanks
Spoorthy
Darren J Moffat wrote:
Spoorthy H S wrote:
Darren J
The file under NRPE dir/include/config.h needs this line #include
netinet/ip_compat.h to get appended so that the package works on
opensolaris.
So, I guess it uses the ipfilter header files. I am not sure what will
be problem with its usage.
Thanks
Spoorthy
Darren J Moffat wrote:
spoorthy
Spoorthy H S wrote:
To monitor some system services, we start nrpe from root. Without root
privilage also, we can start this service.
That doesn't answer the question I asked. Why does nrpe need to run as
root ? If it doesn't need to then it should not make it so.
tcp is in FMRI since i
Spoorthy H S wrote:
FMRI will be as svc:/network/nrpe/tcp:default
Why is tcp in the FMRI ? That implies that there could be a
network/npre/udp or something else.
To start the service, it needs root privilages. gid and uid i'm not
assigning as in Nagios.
What does it do that requires it to
Spoorthy H S wrote:
Darren J Moffat wrote:
To monitor some system services, we start nrpe from root. Without
root privilage also, we can start this service.
That doesn't answer the question I asked. Why does nrpe need to run
as root ? If it doesn't need to then it should not make it so.
FMRI will be as svc:/network/nrpe/tcp:default
To start the service, it needs root privilages. gid and uid i'm not
assigning as in Nagios.
Thanks
Spoorthy
Darren J Moffat wrote:
The FMRI is still not listed in the case material.
The manifest XML file is not sufficient, and in fact isn't
Darren J Moffat wrote:
To monitor some system services, we start nrpe from root. Without
root privilage also, we can start this service.
That doesn't answer the question I asked. Why does nrpe need to run
as root ? If it doesn't need to then it should not make it so.
I checked now. This
The FMRI is still not listed in the case material.
The manifest XML file is not sufficient, and in fact isn't actually that
interesting because nothing can depend on it. The FMRI is the
interface the admin sees and that other things can depend on so it must
be listed in the case.
Also what
Why is SUNWipfh (which is a package name) listed as an imported interface ?
What is actually being imported from IPfilter ?
--
Darren J Moffat
Hi John,
I have attached the modified ARC one pager.
Thanks
Spoorthy
John Fischer wrote:
Correct. I have asked the project owner to respond.
Thanks,
John
Mark A. Carlson wrote:
The outstanding issues on this case do not seem to have been addressed.
-- mark
-- next part
Sorry for the same... SUNWipfh is a package nrpe depends on. So, this
should be listed in Dependencies.
Darren J Moffat wrote:
Why is SUNWipfh (which is a package name) listed as an imported
interface ?
What is actually being imported from IPfilter ?
--
Darren J Moffat
spoorthy wrote:
Sorry for the same... SUNWipfh is a package nrpe depends on. So, this
should be listed in Dependencies.
So nrpe includes IPfilter header files ? What IPfilter APIs is it
consuming - that is your imported interface not the package name that
contains the headers.
Also the
The outstanding issues on this case do not seem to have been addressed.
-- mark
Correct. I have asked the project owner to respond.
Thanks,
John
Mark A. Carlson wrote:
The outstanding issues on this case do not seem to have been addressed.
-- mark
There are two pieces to this addon:
1) NRPE
2) check_nrpe plugin
Please split these into different packages (you could just put the check_nrpe
plugin into the nagios package). I really don't want to end up installing all
of Nagios on every machine just so I can have NRPE.
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1. Introduction
1.1. Project/Component Working Name:
NRPE - nagios-addons
1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
Author: Spoorthy Shankarmurthy
1.3 Date of This
John Fischer wrote:
/usr/etc/nrpe.cfg - NRPE Configuaration file
/usr/etc ? Shouldn't that be just /etc?
--
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
LSARC,
I am sponsoring this fast track for Spoorthy Shankarmurthy. The
case directory contains this proposal and a couple of architecture
diagrams. I have set the timeout for Thursday, November 12th, 2009.
This project proposes to include the NRPE Nagios addon into a Minor
release of Solaris.
John Fischer wrote:
The SUNWnrper and SUNWnrpeu packages are Uncommitted.
Same comment as on the main Nagios case lets stop pretending we need
separate root and usr packages.
The remaining interfaces are Volatile.
Exported Interfaces
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/usr/bin/nrpe - NRPE
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